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Another effective strategy is to “deceive” your opponent. For example, if you have a strong hand but don’t want your opponent to know, you can pretend to play weak to make them feel confident. This gives you the opportunity to attack strongly in later rounds, when your opponent has been fooled and becomes complacent. However, this strategy only works if you can stay calm and make your opponent believe what they see. If you appear too tense or out of control, this strategy will not bring the desired results.
